Goodbye Wallis Island

After almost 2 years in Wallis, it is time to say goodbye. It has been a pleasure to inform you about the customs and traditions in Wallis, as well as my own discoveries. It has been a great time. I am on my way back to France and I would like to thank you for reading me.

The islet of Faioa

I am often told that on the islet of faoia there were many pigs and mosquitoes. Because of this, I have favoured other islets. If only I had known! No pigs, no mosquitoes. This islet is beautiful, paradise on earth.

Lausikula

For the school mass, we went to the majestic church of Lausikula.

Discover the bird island

This time we went to visit a northern islet called Bird Island.

We arrived in the early morning, and left in the rain during the afternoon. The colours changed throughout the day. Splendid!

Do you like spiders?

When we returned from our holidays in April, we had the joy of discovering this spider at the entrance to our house.

Do you like spiders, doesn’t it? 😉

The islet of Kaviki

In March we had the pleasure of discovering the islet of Kaviki.

May 8th 1945

May 8th 1945 was the date the Allies celebrated the defeat of Nazi Germany and the end of Adolf Hitler’s Reich.

Every year we celebrate this date wherever we are.

The Virgin of Holo

I enjoy discovering new places. Not long ago, I stopped at the Holo site where the Virgin and Christ are located. It is an extremely peaceful place, even if it is on the side of a busy road.

We even got a beautiful rainbow.

The islet of Nukunione

We took advantage of the good weather to return to the islet of Nukunione.

We’re in heaven, aren’t we?

When is pineapple season?

Unfortunately the pineapple season is not at the moment : from October to March with a peak in December/January. I just wanted to share this beautiful picture of pineapples with you. I’ve never had such good ones before.